Float into Navratri’s nine nights as the Magic Story Box guides Mira and Aarav through India’s colors, dances, and gentle prayers—Garba stars, Durga’s farewell, Bathukamma blooms, Mysuru lights—ending with a soft Bengali lullaby for peaceful dreams.

Drift into a world of shimmering lights and gentle whispers as Aarav and Mira embark on a magical journey through nine enchanted nights. Wrapped in the glow of Navratri, this soothing tale invites little dreamers to feel the courage of a goddess and the sparkle of hope before drifting softly into sweet dreams.

Mira and Aarav are cozy in bed when their Magic Story Box begins to glow once again. Tonight, it whispers the story of Eid-e-Milad — the birthday of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Through gentle words, the children discover how the Prophet grew up teaching kindness, honesty, and care for others, and why families all around the world celebrate his life with lights, songs, prayers, and love.

It’s Thiruvonam, the grand day of Onam, and Aarav and Mira are off to their friend Ameya’s home to join the celebrations. A glowing pookkalam, a tiny clay figurine, and a magical surprise await them… for King Mahabali himself returns to share in the feast, the dances, and the joy of the festival!

From the graceful Thiruvathirakkali to the delicious Onasadya and the playful farewell of Pulikkali, this story brings alive the magic of Onam. 🌸🐯✨

Perfect for bedtime listening, this tale reminds little dreamers that kindness, unity, and joy are treasures we can carry all year long.

When Mira and Aarav hear that their friend Ameya’s family is celebrating a festival called Onam, they’re curious — flowers, feasts, boat races, and a king who returns once a year? With Uncle Rohan away, they turn to their magical story book for answers.

Through glowing pages, the book tells them the legend of the kind King Mahabali, why Lord Vishnu came to him as little Vamana, and how Onam became a time of joy, unity, and sharing.

This bedtime adventure gently explains why Onam is celebrated for ten days, the meaning of the beautiful Pookalam flower carpets, and the fun of the grand feast, Onasadya.

In Part 2 of Rakshabandhan: A Thread of Love, Aarav and Mira are back to hear more fascinating stories about this special festival. From ancient legends to surprising bonds that go beyond brothers and sisters, this bedtime tale gently unwraps the deeper meaning of Rakhi — love, trust, and protection. A heartwarming story to tuck little ones into sleep with joy and wonder.

In this episode, Aarav and Mira learn about the beautiful festival of Rakshabandhan. Through cozy storytelling, kids discover how a simple thread — a rakhi — carries the promise of love, care, and protection. Perfect for bedtime, this gentle retelling shares history, laughter, and the true meaning of the bond between siblings.

Join Aarav and Mira as they discover the story of Janmashtami with the help of their magical story box. Listeners will hear how Lord Krishna was born, his playful love for butter, his courage in defeating demons, and why Janmashtami is celebrated with music, devotion, and Dahi Handi. A gentle, kid-friendly retelling perfect for bedtime listening.

After a long break, we're back with a calm and heart-full bedtime story. Mira and Aarav stumble upon a magical scroll that whisks them away to ancient India, where they witness the peaceful journey of Mahavir — a prince who chose kindness over crowns. From facing teasing crowds with quiet strength to inspiring people through love and non-violence, this story celebrates Mahavir Jayanti in a way little listeners can understand and feel. A soft, thoughtful story about real courage, kindness, and the peace that lives inside us all.

Set on a glowing full moon night, The Moonlight and the Bodhi Tree gently brings children into the peaceful world of Prince Siddhartha — the boy who became the Buddha. Told through the curious eyes of Mira and Aarav as they listen to their grandma under the stars, this story weaves magic, mindfulness, and the meaning of kindness.

Perfect for little listeners aged 3–10, this calming tale takes children on a journey through Siddhartha’s life — from his palace to the forest, under the Bodhi tree, and beyond. With soft storytelling, gentle wisdom, and a lullaby under the moonlight, it’s a perfect way to celebrate Buddha Purnima and drift off to peaceful dreams.

Let your child relax, reflect, and discover that peace lives in every heart — even their own. 🌸🧘‍♀️💛